Blood and Marrow Transplant Program

To refer a patient to our program, please fax the records listed below to (415) 502-4867 or email them to [email protected].

Mail imaging and slides to:
Attn: Stacey Crivello/BMT Coordinators
550 16th Street, Fourth Floor, Mailstop 0434
San Francisco, CA 94158

Please note that we require records to be printed or faxed to us before the initial consultation visit.

Allogeneic BMT Referrals

• Patient name, demographic information and insurance information
• Names and birth dates for parents and siblings
• HLA typing on patient and family
• Summary letter from the physician detailing the patient's history and treatment to date
• List of current medications
• Has patient received IVIG? If so, last date of infusion, history of reaction
• Medication allergies and/or transfusion reactions
• Recent labs or labs related to diagnosis (eg, DEB chromosome breakage analysis, telomere length)
• Blood type and CMV status if available
• Roadmaps or treatment records
• Pathology reports (aspirate, flow, MRD, cytogenetics, FISH)
• Imaging reports
• Operative reports for central line or other procedures
• Bone marrow slides or pathology slides from main tumor (from diagnosis and most recent)
• Disc of scans or request scans to be pushed electronically

Autologous BMT Referrals

• Patient name, demographic information and insurance information
• Summary letter from the physician detailing the patient's history and treatment to date
• Complete history
• List of current medications
• Has patient received IVIG? If so, last date of infusion, history of reaction
• Medication allergies and/or transfusion reactions
• Operative reports for central line or other procedures
• Most recent labs and labs pertinent to diagnosis or disease evaluation (catecholamines from diagnosis and most recent)
• CT/MRI and/or bone scan reports from diagnosis and most recent
• Bone marrow aspirate and biopsy reports from diagnosis and most recent, including immunocytology/immunocytochemistry
• Operative reports including biopsies and resection
• Discs of scans or request scans to be pushed electronically
• If available, reports of biologic prognostic factors: N-MYC copy number, LDH at diagnosis (before chemo), cytogenetics, molecular genetics of tumor, ALK aberrations, segmental chromosome aberrations
• All treatment records, chemotherapy roadmaps and radiation doses

Parking at Mission Bay

Public parking options at UCSF's Mission Bay campus include:

• 1835 Owens St. Garage, located across from the UCSF Ron Conway Family Gateway Medical Building
• 1625 Owens St. Garage, located next to the Mission Bay Community Center
• 1630 Third St. Garage, located just north of 16th Street
• 1500 Owens St. surface lot, available for patients of the Orthopedic Institute and Obstetrics & Gynecology Services at Mission Bay

Weekdays: $3.75/hour
Daily Maximum: $30/day

More Information

Download a Mission Bay campus map

Public Transportation

UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay is accessible via the following Muni bus routes:

• 22
• 55
• T-Third Street line

More Information

(415) 673-6864 (MUNI)
SFMTA website

UCSF Shuttles

Free UCSF shuttles connect the Mission Bay campus with our Mount Zion and Parnassus campuses as well as other UCSF locations and the 16th Street BART station.

More Information

Shuttle routes and timetables
Shuttle system map
Shuttle hotline: (415) 476-4646 (GOGO)

We treat children with certain types of cancer, as well as specific disorders of the blood, immune system and metabolism, including the following:

• Aplastic Anemia
• Ewing's Sarcoma
• Hodgkin's Lymphoma
• Leukemia
• Neuroblastoma
• Neutropenia
• Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
• Sickle Cell Anemia